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One of the most anticipated horror films of the year (if not one of the most anticipated films of any kind) has arrived in the form of "sinners". Directed by Ryan Koggler, from the fame "Black Panther", reunification with "Creed" Starwear Michael B. Jordandan, this vampire with a big budget, to put a mild, great thing. In no small part because he has so far earned audit reviews.

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The latest Kogller takes place in the 1930s and focuses on a pair of twin brothers (a Jordandan) who are trying to leave their troubled lives behind by returning to their hometown to start a Juk wrist. Unfortunately, things go bad when vampires appear to throw a key at the speeds. It is horrible to horror. "Chains" is inspired by the classic anthology series "The Dusk Zone". At least partly. This is the case, it may be appropriate that it is perfectly paired with another film based on the desired horror anthology series.

The film in question is "Stories of the Crypt: Democrat Knight" in 1995. Directed by Ernest Dickerson, it was the first of two theater released films based on the beloved HBO series, which was followed by "Blood Bordello" in 1996. Although not highly emphasized in his time by critics, he has since become a favorite of the cult. Also, it is a perfect follow -up for anyone seeking to scratch similar itching after seeing "sinners". For those who have either not seen that for a long time or never seen it, now is the perfect time, with this serving as the perfect excuse to give him a watch.

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"Demo Knight" focuses on a mysterious draft named Brake (William Sadler) who owns the last of the seven ancient keys that have the power to protect humanity from the forces of darkness. The demon collector (Billy Zane) is hot on the breaker's tail and follows him to a hotel in the middle of nowhere. Braker, eryeriline (Jada Pinkett-Smith) and guests in this hotel must fight this powerful evil and horde of demons.

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The Krypta Keeper hosts the film, Just as it does in every episode of "cryptic stories". The movie itself, when we reach it, is played as a larger budget, ultra -size episode of the show, which is a very good thing. The wrappings and part of the comedy stand out from the "sinners" and that is certainly a lower budget affair, relatively speaking. That said, both films share a shocking amount of DNA with each other, making them so nice pairing. It is a real "same but different" situation.

For one, the essence of the two films is a group of people captured at a location of malicious, hellish forces waiting only outside the door. Both evil groups have a leader who is tempted. In both cases, evil is only waiting outside, essentially it should be invited, which sets similar safety fragility for people struggling with these forces. Both films also contain some rather strong religious shins.

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They certainly feel like Chinese cousins ​​who may have an unintentional conversation with each other. Can be claimed that Robert Rodriguez vampire since 1996 "From Dusk to Dawn" I would be well paired with "sinners" for similar reasons. That, he said, "Demon Knight" is far less valued in the mainstream and is much less likely to come to mind the viewers looking for something to scratch this slate.

There is a terrible much to love for "Democrat Knight". The assemble is really fantastic, showing likes of the Church of Thomas Haden ("lateral") as a total trash, as well as the icon of the genre Dick Miller. It is also one of the few situations when Jada Pinket-Smith flexs its acting chops in the lead role. And we will be declared not to mention the pleasantly unnoticed work by Billy Zane as a collector. Only that performance is worth the price of reception, in my modest opinion.

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"Demons Knight" is a fun movie, above all. It boasts impressive, practical visual effects that are maintained to this day. It's a movie about bonkers with some big ideas, but it's not so much carters that it moves away from itself. It feels like the relics of a past era in the best ways. Also, not for nothing, he has an absolutely killer O-90s soundtrack that has likes of Panther, Ministry, Filter and Melwons, among others. It's one of the best, underestimated horror movies from the 90's.

Intentionally or not, it certainly felt like a "demon Knight" served as an inspiration to "sinners". One assumes that one guy like Kogler is at least familiar with it. In any case, one of the biggest directors working today only offers a really wonderful excuse to highlight this gem 30 years later. Like someone who has long supported this film, it feels good.

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